Aleksandar Vasiljevic

Aleksandar Vasiljevic (8 July 1938-) was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Yugoslav People's Army and a counter-intelligence officer.

Biography
Aleksandar Vasiljevic was born in Vitkovac, Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1938, and he rose in the ranks of the Yugoslav People's Army's intelligence wing from the 1960s to the 1980s. During the wars in Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, he commanded the Counter Intelligence Service, and he fought at Vukovar and Zvornik. In 1999, he became Chief of the Security Directorate during the Kosovo War, and he retired in 2001. He testified against Slobodan Milosevic during the ICTY war crimes trials at The Hague in the Netherlands.